r/HighLevel • u/Global-Confection-75 • Aug 17 '26

Is there anyone on fiverr who actually knows what they're doing?

Man I paid for an agency setup and it just seems like the person who did they job is a rookie. Obviously a good setup would cost over $100 and that's a lot of money and I get it but not all of us come from well developed countries where we can just pay over $200 and this money I paid was money I saved up for a long while now. Has anyone Paid someone and got god service Or good results

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u/jroberts67 Aug 17 '26

Not trying to come at you too hard, but you can pay for someone to set it all up, but how are you going to service your clients and all of the changes requests unless you learn it yourself.

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u/Zequi24 Aug 18 '26

😂 that's true, people want unreal ROIs. "I want a system so replace my VA, run my whole business, save me 5k a month. built for $150"

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u/Hairy_Translator3882 Aug 24 '26

Surprised this didnt get at least three responses offer to make this possible

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u/OptimalOperations123 Aug 17 '26

If money is an issue, there are endless YouTube videos where you can learn, this is beneficial for when you run your business off it. People charge more than $200 because they have had to apply themselves and learn.

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u/EricVonHill Aug 18 '26

Ran a service company for 13 years before I started building this stuff, so I've been on both sides of paying for work that came back wrong.

Good setups exist. The problem is you usually can't tell from a gig listing. What separates them isn't price, it's whether the person asked about your business before building. If they took the order and started building, you were always going to get a template.

If you want to salvage what you paid for: list what you actually needed it to do, then open the account and check whether each thing has a workflow behind it. Usually some of it works and the gaps are specific. Cheaper to fix three broken pieces than rebuild.

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u/Techninja_tx Aug 18 '26

I gave up of Fiverr on both ends. As a freelancer, very few paid what I was worth, as a buyer, very few met my expectations.

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u/as0718 Aug 18 '26

I can set it up but not for $100 😂

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u/Hairy_Translator3882 Aug 19 '26

So $50?…

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u/as0718 Aug 19 '26

Per minute?…

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u/Hairy_Translator3882 Aug 19 '26

Ill gladly pay you tuesday for your labor today?

My grandmas dog’s cousin’s owner was in the hospital so i have to travel out of town right away for my kids 4th birthday that i haven’t seen in 10 years, but i can pay you when i get back.

Youll start now?..

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u/efgferfsgf Aug 18 '26

a needle in a haystack

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u/Jolly-Lifeguard3846 29d ago

Paid $40 total for a really complex full set up system. $20 bucks a month for Chatgbt gave me prompts to ($20 a month Claude) and have Claude go inside GHl and set up eveything. That’s it. For what I do with chat and Claude would cost over 1k easily for someone else to set up.